A recent article in the Connecticut Law Tribune (October 6, 2008) reports that some small towns in Connecticut have been forced to take down their web sites because of a new Connecticut law which requires them to post notices and minutes of their commissions. These towns say they do not have the staffing required to update their sites on a daily basis, or the funds to hire a webmaster. As a result, they have shut down or disabled their sites in order to avoid complying with the new law. Eventually it is likely that the towns will find a way to provide the information and their sites will up and running again.  Please refer to the entire article for more information.